[Delivers #49344721 Fix Volume - Attachment property to resolve serialization issues#1
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Summary
This will resolve an issue for the Cloud Block Storage provider when it is attempting to serialize the volume object's "Attachments" property. Currently the "Attachments" property is currently set as a string array and it needs to be a dictionary<string,string> to be able to handle what is being sent from the API correctly.
Testing
Ran full integration tests and all passed.